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    Nolans Coffee Shop

    3.0 (1 review)
    ModerateCoffee & Tea

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    The Butler's Pantry - Totally fresh Croissant! Great for walking with to Dollymount Strand

    The Butler's Pantry

    3.4(5 reviews)
    0.2 kmClontarf
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    All we wanted was a simple, good-tasting pastry with coffee. By chance, we stopped here, trying to…read moresalvage a purchase we made a few doors down. Initially, we simply purchased a coffee here at The Butlers Pantry where we were greeted and efficiently served. A few minutes before, we stopped at the Thunder bay Bakery, literally a few doors down, and purchased what was the most awful pastry -- Dry, tasteless and served with a side of Awful Service. So, we figured if we purchased coffee here (The Butlers Pantry) we could try to wash down the lunk of a pastry we purchased at the other bakery. Dunking food usually makes it at least palatable. Alas, it was no use, we ended up tossing the nasty pastry and getting 2 more coffees here and the pastries! *************** BEST CHOICE EVER. The chocolate Croissants were delish, and fresh. The croissants were baked to perfection. There were a lot of fresh choices there and we are happy we found this to indulge in a pastry as we walked to Dollymount Strand. We still talk about the pastries here months later! They were that good and we will return when we holiday in Dublin soon!

    The Butler's Pantry does have an air of the upmarket about it, so I don't shop there as a general…read morerule, but every now and then I poke my head in for a bit of a look. Sometimes this can be well rewarded - like the day I managed to pick up a delish pre-packaged but gourmet baked salmon and potato salad for half price (which made it around 3.50 and cheaper than buying a sambo). Other times it's not so great, like when you order a cute looking vanilla cupcake and bite into it expectantly, only to discover it's actually icky lemon flavour... Coffee and tea are served here, as are some delectable sweet treats, but on the downside there are no chairs and tables to eat them at. The Butler's Pantry would do well to invest in a couple of outdoor tables, to attract more bassers-by away from the neighbouring cafes in Clontarf village.

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    The Butler's Pantry - Lots of Choices and More Fresh Coffees.

    Lots of Choices and More Fresh Coffees.

    The Butler's Pantry - Lots of choices and there are the Chocolato Croissants top middle, where my name is on them.

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    Lots of choices and there are the Chocolato Croissants top middle, where my name is on them.

    Food Room

    Food Room

    3.3(29 reviews)
    1.6 kmClontarf

    I really like this place..they do amazing sandwiches, hot dishes and desert/sneaky treats to die…read morefor. Their chocolate biscuit cake and their mars bar rice crispie bun was delish! I 'm disappointed with their tea and coffee..I love a good cuppa with a sandwich or treat, the tea they use is weak and their coffee is just ok. It's really well organised, and they bring your food to the table. It can get very busy and you're left walking around or standing looking for a seat, or sometimes sitting on top of strangers. On the other hand, the staff are so ready to go by closing, they are cleaning away your table and really forcing you out at 15 mins to closing, the last time we were there is was super rushed, which was a bit of a let down. I'll get it to go next time!

    It shouldn't be that surprising that there would be a shop of The Food Room's ilk in Clontarf…read more Although geographically a northside suburb, Clontarf is awash with all sorts of southside affectations (a rugby AND a cricket club, victorian buildings, a yacht club), so it was only natural that it should acquire the latest in west-brit hoity-toityness: a supermarket that specialises in fancy food. I say "specialises in", whereas I actually mean "deals exclusively in". Go there and try to buy Toffeepops or some Supernoodles and you're out of luck, mate. The Food Room do juices, wraps, quiches and all that malarkey, which are all very nice, but the place is a right pain in the hole if you want to buy normal groceries. The Food Room is part of a wider Clontarfian malaise: there are very few normal shops in this part of Dublin. A friend of mine lives but an asses roar from The Food Room, which is really handy for her when she wants to buy birthday cards, but not much use when she wants a few messages. I'd quite possibly be giving this place a better review if there were more real shops in the locality.

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    Food Room - Seriously, 7 euro for a hydrogenated sausage, an egg and a piece of bacon!

    Seriously, 7 euro for a hydrogenated sausage, an egg and a piece of bacon!

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